PIT Stop: ‘Resistance, Resilience, and Rediscovery’

Join us for the first Pedagogy, Innovation, and Technology (PIT) Stop of the year!

In this workshop, we will be exploring how the changing landscape of college instruction — shifting student expectations, digital transformation, and significant sociocultural changes — impacts pedagogy, wellbeing, and overall learning outcomes. Together, we’ll examine what it means to navigate resistance, cultivate resilience, and rediscover purpose in teaching. Through reflection and discussion, participants will consider strategies for thriving amid change and fostering success for both students and faculty in today’s complex classrooms.

Presenter: Lisa Guerrero

Thursday, Jan. 22, from 3–4 p.m.

Join via Zoom
Meeting ID: 982 4953 0669
Passcode: 226741

Sponsored by the Transformational Change Initiative and the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President.

Couldn’t make a PIT Stop and want to see what you missed? All of our PIT Stops are archived at youtube.com/@TCI_WSU.

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